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A new day a new haiku
Words in copper wires
Or racing through the fibre
Ever falling short
Where do the days go?
Should I try to pack them full
Or tie them down slow?
The birds duck and dive
And Willow trees beam and thrive
The river’s alive
Weaving winding limbsCarrying our fragile nestThis place I love best
While the world wakes up
I’m locked away in my cave
Pressing wrong buttons
A song everyday
I belong in fields of grey
Every day’s a song
Why am I afraid
Of words I don’t want to say?
Find another way
No need to tip toe
Round these nettles and brambles
When your light shines on
Blossom overflows
Leaning back in the sunshine
Still a part of this
From broken brickwork
Exploiting every gap. Where
There’s water, there’s life
Will you remember
Where reckless weeds redoubled
Once unforgotten?
Swathes of yellow sweep
Through England’s peasantless land
A broken mirror
Through silence I’m hemmed
By the hedges I’m condemned
I try to transcend
As waves on oceans
So music converts motion
Into emotion
How do ferns unfurl?
Are they curled up all winter
Deep under the earth?
Sun rise, I descend
What is waiting round the bend?
Tears that I can’t mend
Bold galleons bounce
Grating butter grade batter
Gratuitously
Stretch towards the sun
Reach beyond your horizon
We will become one
When you reach your goal
There is no prize for your soul
But the road back home
Pure white honesty
Is a rare commodity
Gift of clarity
Should I cling tighter
Or let the river take me
With floating debris
I would pay handsome
A great big stinking ransom
For these wild ramsoms
Careful you don’t trip
Unsteady ground pulls you down
Into the stream slip
An enemy hides
Between creeping celandine
Now the flood subsides
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